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A panel of experts on mathematics education is calling for inventive ways to extend the impact of the small number of New York City teachers who are well trained in the subject.

The best dishes were both starters: an oriental crispy pork salad with a sticky but not oversweet sesame dressing, and lots of leaves to add greenery and texture and extend the impact of the sauce.

"I hope that with the launch of 2016 as our year of disability we can extend the impact of this Paralympic year right across our schedule and help do something lasting to increase representation of disabled people on, and off-screen".

They must acknowledge that they set about constructing a narrative creating the impression of the police as the thin blue line confronting thousands of men, bent on violence in order to extend the impact of the strike, a narrative briefed to Margaret Thatcher and her ministers that, with its element of truth, soon became the orthodoxy.

In those cases, policy announcements can be used to extend the impact of conventional policy instruments.

After the Meeting: Follow-Up You can extend the impact of a face-to-face meeting with thoughtful follow-up.

"We look forward to extending the impact of both our team and technology far beyond country borders, to the more than 180 countries and territories where their powerful platform gives rise to millions of events today".

Although the use of the androgen deprivation in advanced prostate cancer (APC) is extended, the impact of one of its frequent secondary effects, hot flashes, remains not deeply studied.

This cascade of benefits can extend the impact and rewards of working in the health sector, which elevates the health system as a whole.

As macrophages are important mediators of synovial inflammation in OA, the present results extend the potential impact of this pathway to synovitis in OA.

O'Connor, who retired in January 2006, was joined at the Newseum by sitting justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan for a wide-ranging panel discussion extending from the impact of O'Connor's nomination on the other three women to the state of the court today.